Gerunds and Infinitives in Perfect and Passive Forms
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- This is an advanced English grammar lesson on Gerunds and Infinitives in the Perfect and Passive Forms.
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Is these OK?:
She is lucky for having been passed.
She is lucky for having passed.
She is lucky for passing.
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Thank you for your awesome video. Having watched this video and some previous ones, I was wondering if the following sentences you taught in your different videos are correct. I guess they say the same thing.
1) I am happy to have passed.
2) I am happy about having passed.
3) I am happy that I have passed.
4) I am happy inasmuch as I passed.
5) Having passed, I am happy.
6) I am happy, having passed.
7) I am happy having passed.
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Great sentences! And yes, these are all correct :)
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Gerunds are usually nouns, and almost always nouns are followed by prepositions.
Prepositions are also followed by nouns. What a cycle!
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A teacher taught the passive with the gerund online. But, the way he converted the active voice into the passive voice was not digestive.
See his examples:
He likes teaching. Active voice
He turned the sentence into the passive the following way:
He likes being taught.
How? In the active sentence, he acts as a teacher. While in his passive voice, he turns himself as a learner.
I suggest he should gave frames the sentence the following way:
He likes the students being taught. This sentence fulfils his wish of teaching.
I await your clarification.
Regards
Hyderabad - India
Hi, the second one the teacher gave is in passive voice but it isn't necessarily the passive voice form of the entire sentence before it. To really do that would mean inverting subject and object and changing the verb form. Maybe the teacher was just showing how the verb in the original sentence could become a gerund passive. Your sentence was also correct
She is happy about having passed.
She is happy to have passed
Is this both correct mam?
Hello, Mohit, yes, these are both correct. The difference is this that when you use a preposition after any adjective, you must use a gerund, but when you do not use a preposition after an adjective, you will need to use an infinitive form of a verb. That is because after adjectives, you usually will need the infinitive form of a verb. Again, that is unless you have a preposition after that adjective. Prepositions always require a gerund form of a verb after them.
Nice you are requested plz make video on simple infinitve passive voice and also need to explain whereat word or pharse, to be is used in a sentence.
Thanks for the idea. I'll add it to the list 😉
Can I say "She enjoyed having been taught"? If yes, are you able to explain please the structure and the difference between "She enjoys having been taught".
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Can you please tell me the difference between all 3:
Perfect Gerund perfect infinitive perfect participle
Though I know how to use all three.
If I want to to explain the three in a very simple language in a few sentences how to explain them ?
2) Could you also make the same sentence in these three forms ?
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Can we use perfect infitive instead of perfect gerund please do reply.
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"ABOUT to teach" is correct. This is a way to show future intention for something that is going to happen right away. "I'm about to go to bed" is something you can say while getting ready for bed, for example
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Hi, why do we say:
“I am looking forward to seeing/ hearing from you.”
“To present you with a view to creating greater understanding “
What’s the rule of this form of sentence vis-a-vis gerund?
Grateful for your assistance, please.
Thanks in advance.
I might be wrong but this is a form of Gerund. "To" comes in infinitives sentence but looking forward to meeting you, "forward to" is phrasal verb which is used over here. This teacher can tell you much better otherwise.
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She is lucky to have passed
She is lucky about passing
If there is the difference then please let me know ?
Hello, Mohit, yes, these are both correct. The difference is this that when you use a preposition after any adjective, you must use a gerund, but when you do not use a preposition after an adjective, you will need to use an infinitive form of a verb. That is because after adjectives, you usually will need the infinitive form of a verb. Again, that is unless you have a preposition after that adjective. Prepositions always require a gerund form of a verb after them.
And there is no difference in meaning.
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Sheila suggested seeing a movie after work.
Sheila suggested seeing a movie after work.
Mam, doubt is coming, that gerund always uses when the action happens suddenly...and infinitive when the action is to happen.. (To see a movie this action is going to happen but in my book the correct answer is (Sheila suggested seeing a movie after work ) may I know a reason why infinitive should not have been there.....
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the video is awesome! please clear me one thing which confuses me usually. perfect infinitive gives the meaning of recent past or past. like she enjoys having passed. mean she enjoys that she had passed. or she enjoys that she has passed. please please clear me this point, i am very thankful to you
Yes, any time it's a perfect firm, it means something happened prior to something else, so your understanding makes sense :)
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"The main muscles to be affected are around the shoulders, hips and thighs, though it can also to other parts of the body being affected, such as the skin, lungs or heart."
Teacher, In this passage why did the author use "to be" before the first word "affected" and "being" before the second word "affected"? What are meanings and difference between these two words here?
"The main muscles to be affected are around the shoulders, hips and thighs, though it can also to other parts of the body being affected, such as the skin, lungs or heart."
Teacher, In this passage why did the author use "to be" before the first word "affected" and "being" before the second word "affected"? What are meanings and difference between these two words here?
Pls explain. How to use " could have to +v1 ;may have to +v1 ;might have to +v1;shall have to +v1: should have to +v1; will have to +v1; would have to +v1
Can I rephrase the sentence,
She enjoys being learned instead of having learned
I am grateful to be helped
I am grateful to have been helped
What is the meaning of these two sentences
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Teacher please give me answer as soon as you have time what is the difference meaning between this two sentence when i was a child i remmeber being given £ 100 dollar and i remmeber having been given £ 100 dollar ?
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She is happy to be helped
She is greatful to be helped
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Hi dear teacher. Thanks for that important grammer lesson. I have a question. Is
" present perfect " a must for this type sentences?. For example, can i say " I enjoy to get travelled" ?
no if you want to mention something happend in the past you use present perfect
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